A three-bedroom bungalow set in the heart of Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridgeshire, far exceeded expectations when it sold for £1,010,000 at the Cheffins property auction on Wednesday 27th September.

With a pre-sale estimate of £650,000 - £700,000, the bungalow was in need of full refurbishment but included a separate self-contained annexe and a detached outbuilding, as well as extensive gardens and grounds, set within the Wandlebury Ring Walk.  Multiple bidders fought for their chance to own the property which sits in a rarely available location, showing that there remains significant

Charming Devon cottage set for auction

A charming cottage in a village setting near Yelverton, Devon, is set to go under the auctioneer’s gavel next month.

Two-bedroom 3 Coles Cottages in Horrabridge is among 134 lots in the latest auction being held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.

Offered jointly with View Property, it is listed with a freehold guide price of £140,000-plus and vacant possession at the firm’s auction which ends on Wednesday 1 November.

Regional Director & Auctioneer David Henwood said: “This charming cottage

Clive Emson Auction stations across Essex

A detached two-bedroom cottage in popular residential location in Chelmsford is set to go under the auctioneer’s gavel next month. (wed 1 nov).

Rose Cottage, 1 Seven Ash Green in Springfield, is among 135 lots in the latest auction being held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.

Offered jointly with Bartlett Hammond, it has a freehold guide price of £325,000-plus at the firm’s auction which ends on Wednesday 1 November.

Regional Director & Auctioneer Paul Bridgeman said: “This

A three-bedroom riverside house, guided at £370,000 - £380,000 (lot 52), is part of the ancient tower fortifications and walls in the cathedral city of Canterbury, Kent. The property is among 135 lots listed across the southern England in Clive Emson Auctioneers’ latest auction.

Canterbury City Council instructed the sale of Sudbury Tower, named after the city’s archbishop Simon of Sudbury, who is believed to have financed the upgrading of this section of the city's fortification; he met a grisly end during the Peasants Revolt of 1381.

Three former hotels, a medieval

A three-bedroom bungalow (pictured) set in the heart of Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridgeshire, far exceeded expectations when it sold for £1,010,000 at the Cheffins property auction on Wednesday 27th September.

With a pre-sale estimate of £650,000 - £700,000, the bungalow was in need of full refurbishment but included a separate self-contained annexe and a detached outbuilding, as well as extensive gardens and grounds, set within the Wandlebury Ring Walk.  Multiple bidders fought for their chance to own the property which sits in a rarely available location, showing that there remains

Five trade counter investments let to Travis Perkins sold with sale prices ranging from £1.22m-£1.95m as the September Acuitus auction raised £31.39m from the sale of 85% of the lots offered.

The trade counter assets achieved yields ranging from 5.6%-6.8%. Charlie Powter of Acuitus commented: “Investments like these are very popular with investors. In this instance, all the lots benefitted from a strong covenant which has a consumer-resilient business, good unexpired lease terms and low site coverage”.

Elsewhere, a top of the range motor trade investment, operating as a Kwik Fit, with an

More than £18 million was raised for sellers in the sixth auction of eight this year by Clive Emson Auctioneers.

There were 180 lots listed across southern England and South Wales in the September auction by the regional land and property auctioneers.

James Emson, Managing Director, said: “Diverse lots bought included two houses on an acre of Kent countryside, for just under £1m, to £10 for a strip of roadway in Wokingham, Berkshire. Many buy-to-let and owner-occupier homes were also sold during the auction.”

In the same family ownership since the 1960s, two adjacent houses at Sellindge

A spectacular abandoned mansion, dating from 1905 and set in the Cambridgeshire countryside, has sold for £445,000 at Cheffins Auctioneers in Cambridge on Wednesday 27th September. The property, which was last occupied in the 1950s and then used for agricultural storage before falling derelict following multiple fires during its history, had a pre-auction estimate of £100,000 - £125,000.

Now with only the remains of what was once one of the grandest properties in the local area still standing, the brick-built property sits in 1.12 acres of overgrown gardens with a number

Council sells off plots of land with Clive Emson Auctioneers

Six plots of land across Cornwall went under the auctioneer’s gavel on 20th September.

They were among 180 lots in the latest auction held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.

The small pockets of land were sold under instructions from Cornwall Council at the firm’s auction.

All were listed with a nil reserve and were sold at prices ranging from £111 to £30,120.

Regional Director & Auctioneer David Henwood said: “The parcels land, of various shapes and sizes, were

Land and roadways across Berkshire and North Hampshire went under the Clive Emson auctioneer’s gavel last week – for as little as £10. (wed 20 sept)

Three lots, one with 13 titles, were among 180 lots sold in the latest auction held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.

The lots were:

l Lot 6: An array of 13 freehold titles, containing small parcels of estate land, adopted roadways and unusual strips of land across North Hampshire and Berkshire, including a strip of land close to Pangbourne Primary School on Kennedy Drive